Prairie wheat farming under drought threats and disease
Drought and pests threaten prairie wheat each year as farmers battle hail rust frost and insects. Early maturing and rust resistant varieties plus insect control programs have reduced some losses and improved harvest prospects.
Moisture-saving Farm Experiments May Cut Crop Losses
Experiments at the Dominion experimental farm Swift Current Saskatchewan under Dr J L Doughty aim to assess soil moisture and guide farmers in crop viability. The work could reduce seed costs and losses in drought-prone western regions.
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Dominion Experimental Farm
Swift Current
Saskatchewan
J. L. Doughty
Forecasts To Help Farmers In Saskatchewan Soil Study
Soil scientists in Swift Current study the brown soil zone in Saskatchewan to predict crop yields by measuring soil moisture in spring and after harvest. The work aims to conserve moisture and overcome drought where rainfall is insufficient, with results expected in about ten years.
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Swift Current
Saskatchewan
Whch
Dinosaurs yielded polished gastroliths found in Montana
Researchers report discovery of polished gastroliths from dinosaurs unearthed in Montana. The stones show signs of extensive use as digestive aids, highlighting feeding behavior and paleoecology in the region.
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Mon
Mexican meat stretcher recipe from Southwest style
Fry onion in fat until browned. Add tomatoes and boil. Stir in corn meal gradually for 10 minutes. Mix meat corn eggs and seasonings. blend well. Bake in greased pan at 350 for 45 minutes yields 6 to 8 servings.
Susquehanna Township Plans Germicidal Lamps in Classrooms
Harrisburg report states school officials install health lamps in every room to destroy bacteria carried by coughing or sneezing to prevent spreading illnesses among students.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna Township
Johnny
Magnifying Glass Blamed for Large House Fire
In Pelham Manor New York a sun focused magnifying glass used by 11 year old John Lydgate ignited dry cedar shingles. Fire chief Arthur Fawcett attributed the $10 000 blaze to the lens dropping from a third floor window in the home of William A Lydgate Gallup poll editor.
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Pelham Manor
N.Y
John Lydgate
Arthur Fawcett
William A. Lydgate
Gallup
Autographed Yankee Baseball Reaches Young Brantford Fan
Ray Coffing a 10 year old in Brantford Ont received a baseball bearing signatures of every New York Yankees member just before the team won the world series The ball was sent by R J Fletcher who arranged with Bobo Newsome for the autographed ball in a gesture from the Yankees and their hometown friend.
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Brantford
Ont
Ray Coffing
Yankees
New York
R. J. Fletcher
Bobo Newsome
Fletcher
Newsome
India Riots Create World Kid Shortage
Montreal report explains how violence in India and Pakistan disrupts kid skins supply. Riots block collection and docks face stevedore shortages delaying shipments. Punjab Moslems flee while Hindus are barred from slaughterhouses, affecting the kidskin trade. India remains a top source of goats and kid skins.
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India
Montreal
Pakistan
Punjab
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promoted For Rheumatic Pain Relief
The ad describes rheumatic pains as caused by excess uric acid and kidney failure. It promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remedy to improve kidney function and eliminate poisons and acids to ease discomfort. See what Dodd's can do for you.
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Dodd
Gems of Thought and Science Echoes of Resilience
A compact collection notes famous quotations on defeat and learning from Phillips Ruskin Eddy Whitsitt and Austin, paired with a brief reference to Roentgen’s 1895 X-ray discovery. The excerpt emphasizes inner strength and growth through hardship and education.
Humorous Vignettes From A Courthouse to The Nile
A collection of light anecdotes features a belated political aspirant who finally secures a job, a music doctor mistaken for a musician, a milk mishap from a cow, a radio quiz comeback about paratrooper jumps, a bride and letter from Manchester, a trombone loving house hunter, a telephone misstep on a crowded bus, and a joke about copper shortages and Nile River fish diversity.
Scholarships To Be Provided By Beaver Club
London funds from the wartime Beaver Club total 120000 dollars to back British university scholarships for Canadian ex servicemen and sons. Christopher Young received the first Rhodes like award. his father Norman Young died at Dieppe. The plan aims for 15 to 20 scholarships and adds 16000 dollars to Canadian veterans grants in Europe.
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London
Beaver Club
Rhodes
Christopher Young
Norman Young
Ravenscroft School
Winnipeg
Dieppe
Department of Veterans Affairs
Europe
British Victory Club
Beaver Club Voluntary Association
Vincent Massey
H. D. G. Crerar
First Canadian Army
H. R. Mitchener
Rhodes Trust
McGill
Toronto
Egypt Hosts Three Former European Kings
Egypt now harbors three former kings. Victor Emmanuel of Italy, 77, lives in retirement at Count Polenzo and enjoys fishing shooting and cycling. Zog of Albania, 57, writes his memoirs. Simeon of Bulgaria, 9, studies at Victoria College prep school in Alexandria.
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Egypt
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Count Polenzo
Zog
Albania
Simeon
Bulgaria
Victoria College
Alexandria
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